Starting a Side Business
Sound Money Tips pointed me to a post at Achieve-IT! about diversifying your investments by starting a side business. This post was of especially interesting to me because Mrs. RS has recently started a side business. The post makes a point of explaining that there is a difference between a side business and a small business that I think is important to note. He writes that "A side business is something you can do to occupy your nights and weekends, where a small business would likely take more of a time commitment (i.e. restaurant or storefront)."
Brad at Achieve-IT! gives 4 reasons to consider starting a side business.
Brad at Achieve-IT! gives 4 reasons to consider starting a side business.
- A side business gives you independence and self-esteem you normally can’t get working a 9-5 job.
- A side business diversifies your investments.
- A side business is a wise use of your free time.
- A side business is a great education.
1 Comments:
Just found your blog like it. You shoudl do a follow up article on what some low startup cost businesses one can start on their own time without a formal officespace. A great sidejob I would suggest is buying storage auctions and reselling the merchandise or buying cheap cars off craigslist and parting them out piece by piece and selling the skeleton as scrap, surprisingly good money in it. Both on your own time and for very little investment a few hundred bucks.
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